Welcome to Grant County!

Grant County is Northern Kentucky’s southernmost county. Located at the tiptop of the Bluegrass Region, we are within one hour of Lexington and Louisville, Kentucky, and Cincinnati, Ohio.

Our county is rich in natural beauty with many lakes, streams, ridges and rolling hills, and we offer boundless cultural, educational, employment, and business opportunities that few communities can match.

Our staff and the many departments of our local government are proud to offer services that make us a great place to live, work, play, do business, or simply enjoy the serenity and simple pleasures of life.

Come and experience southern hospitality at the place where it all begins...Grant County.

The 2010 Census is "a short form" census that collects only basic information. Age, Sex, Race, Hispanic or Latino origin, Household Relationship and whether your Home is Owned or Rented.

    * It's Important - Census data affect funding & political representation for your community.
    * It's Easy - It only takes a few minutes to answer and return.
    * It's Safe - Responses are strictly confidential and protected by law.
    * Census Day - April 1, 2010

The 2010 Census form is just 10 questions, such as:

    * Name
    * Sex
    * Age
    * Date of birth
    * Hispanic origin
    * Race
    * Household relationship
    * If you own or rent

The census DOES NOT ask about the legal status of respondents or their Social Security numbers.

The mailing package from the Census Bureau consists of:

    * The 10-question form
    * A postage-paid envelope, Front | Back

In areas served by the United States Postal Service, postal workers will deliver the initial mailing in mid-March 2010. In all other areas, census takers will deliver the form packages between March 1 and April 30, 2010.

Once you get your form in the mail, fill it in and mail it back in the postage-paid envelope provided.

The Census Bureau does not send out any confirmations that your form was received.

Any request for census information from the Census Bureau will be clearly identified as coming from the U.S. Census Bureau and as OFFICIAL BUSINESS of the United States. It is a federal offense for anyone to pretend they represent the Census Bureau. Before your household receives a mailed form, a phone call or a visit from the Census Bureau, you will be given a few days notice with a letter from the Census Bureau Director.

Learning about Health Care Reform

Since 1997, The Health Foundation of Greater Cincinnati has invested over $111 million in projects that help people get high-quality healthcare. They have learned a lot about the problems our neighbors have in getting healthcare. They also have information about the needs and the opinions of the people who live here. Because this information can help people understand the complicated issues of healthcare reform, they are sharing it through the following web site. http://reform.healthfoundation.org